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[mirjando @mirjando]

#iSAQB #SoftwareArchitecture #CPSA @certible https://t.co/k78kg98YHa
I am happy to share that I am Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Foundation Level and have obtained a new certification: iSAQB® CPSA Foundation Level from Certible!

[Vernon Richards | Ghostwriter & Coach @TesterFromLeic]

I found this useful concept called "Ideological conflict" in the book "Death By Meetings" and I wanted to share it with you!

A link the a more accessible version is in the next tweet.

[NASA @NASA]

"Personally, I went and had an ugly cry. Because it works."

The razor-sharp resolution of the @NASAWebb imagery was enough to bring astrophysicist Jane Rigby to tears. How are you reacting to this telescope's ability to #UnfoldTheUniverse?

[Andrew Ng @AndrewYNg]

Read about the surprising origins of many of Machine Learning’s foundational algorithms here. Many algorithms were invented long before digital computers. I also found the first application of logistic regression, K-means and other algorithms fascinating!
https://t.co/SsocpasrHU

[Firefox DevTools @FirefoxDevTools]

You may have heard that Firefox 101 has been released today. In case you haven't checked the developer release notes yet we would kindly inform you that with this release the WebDriver BiDi protocol has been enabled by default in Firefox.

Release notes: https://t.co/7qeU4ezRqD

[mirjando @mirjando]

Honored to be able to share how the knowledge acquired at university is applied in our daily work

[Netcetera @Netcetera_Buzz]

Sharing knowledge! 👏

[Neta @NetaCodeGirl]

Just wait till she starts with Switch Expressions, she might buy everyone a beer.

[Selenium @SeleniumHQ]

🚨 Release 🚨

🎉🎉 Selenium 4.0 is here! 🎉🎉

Read all about in our blog post:
https://t.co/E8ntH7OdaB

We hope you enjoy Selenium 4, and we can’t wait to see what you do with it!
#selenium4

[Simon Mavi Stewart @shs96c]

Good news, everybody! I've just pushed #selenium4 beta 4. The next release will be a release candidate --- I think we're feature complete. If you're not running your own Selenium server, 4.0 should be a drop-in upgrade!

[Martin Fowler @martinfowler]

I've read a couple of things recently about testing pyramids, trophies, and honeycombs. Here are my thoughts, with a nod to @timbray and @searls

https://t.co/EWnuK1EUm4

[Simon Mavi Stewart @shs96c]

Hurrah! I just tagged and pushed #Se4 beta 2! The Java bindings are making their way to Maven Central as you read this.

This release features CDP support for Firefox Nightly, @opentelemetry 1.0.0, and bug fixes and closing of leaks in the Selenium Server.

[Emily Calandrelli @TheSpaceGal]

You are watching a REAL VIDEO of a rover landing on another planet.

My brain is having a hard time processing that this is REAL and not a simulation (!!!)

Parachute deploys
Heat shield separates
Check out the sky crane in the next video!

[Ivan Buetler @ibuetler]

Man-in-the-Browser (MitB) using Google Chrome Extension, PoC

https://t.co/iLV9UTeQ7J

@compasssecurity
@TheHackingLab
@CasCyber

#MitB

[Brendan Connolly @theBConnolly]

As testers we need to loosen our needs for rules and process.

This is attempting to manage quality from the outside in. It can lead to silos and resentment.

Explore, Experiment and Iterate to find practices that enable your team to build quality things together.

[Sandra @alexhris]

[Survey] Are you working in a software development company? We'd like to know how your UX/Design team is organized... please spare 10-15 minutes to fill this survey in or share it with your UX colleagues, thanks and pls RT! https://t.co/oBMEknkuHt

[mirjando @mirjando]

Each time you can learn something new in the meetups organized by @alex_schl @huibschoots @Btknaack. Join the next one, happening on 8th of September, https://t.co/WpK1AwSHMR. Here is Christian's highlight from the previous one. Thanks for organizing it.

[Christian Baumann @chrissbaumann]

Another amazing meetup with @alex_schl, @Btknaack & @huibschoots. Thanks for having us again!
My personal highlight from yesterday: During the lean coffee, @jlottosen asked for hints for "Visualizing test strategies". Some nuggets from @mirjando, @LadyXochi & @alex_schl I was 1/n

[Posit PBC @posit_pbc]

R Views - Building A Neural Net from Scratch Using R - Part 1
"it's...important to slow down and understand how neural nets work. In this two-part series, we’ll dig deep and build our own neural net from scratch"
https://t.co/WiHshr6VCt

[Posit PBC @posit_pbc]

R Views - Building A Neural Net from Scratch Using R - Part 2
"we’ll implement backpropagation by writing functions to calculate gradients and update the weights...we’ll make predictions on the test data and see how accurate our model is"
https://t.co/ASYUmPjxq8
#RStats

[mirjando @mirjando]

@ljubomirz @jennydoesthings @ardalis @pgrizzaffi @jasmintestscode "automation is a way to become better at what we do" ;) - thanks @ljubomirz for sharing

[mirjando @mirjando]

How to see solutions others miss:

1) Study a totally different field, then return to the original problem. Apply insights from other domains.

2) Invert the problem. Try to achieve the opposite.

3) Talk to hyper-creative people. Their thinking will rub off.

@JamesClear